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Info session on the MSCA Green Charter: a quick guide and practical ideas to conduct your projects sustainably
OCT
Tue
17
13:00 - 14:30

This was 1 year ago

Location

Online only (no recording)

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MSCA

The MSCA Green Charter foresees that activities funded under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions should be performed as sustainably as possible. During the session the speakers will be taking a closer look at the MSCA Green Charter itself

  • what it contains
  • how it encourages MSCA beneficiaries to improve the sustainability of their practices
  • how it can play a role in the evaluation of otherwise equal (“ex-aequo”) project proposals

Furthermore the main preliminary findings of a study recently completed by the European Commission on the Charter’s implementation will be presented. The organisers will point to useful guidance material and invite past and current MSCA beneficiaries – individuals as well as institutions – to share tips on how their adopted sustainable practices in their own projects. The event is interactive and will provide opportunities for questions and discussion on policy and practice in greening research.

All information on the event (agenda and registration form) is available via the event announcement on the MSCA website.

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